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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 88, 7 February 1885, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION.

IMPORTANT JSALE OF CROCKERYWARE, GLASS, AND GENERAL EFFECTS.

THIS DAY (SATURDAY), FEB. 7th,

At 2.30.

GIL C 0 T T R E L L ". has received instructions from the Trustee in Bankruptcy in tint Bankrupt HJvtate of J. Clarke, to sell by public Auu .ion, on the Premium, THIb DAY (SATUKDAY), FICB. 7th, 2 Li\'lit Chandelier, Show Cases' Larjro Panes of Window Gl aw Pack Buddie, Swing Lool;in,tr-Gla-ses, Quantity of GhiSH and Croolcory Ware, romprisin^ Chtnnber Sets, Large and Sruill, Plates, Soup Dishes, Vegetable Dishes. Pudding Basins, 1 innblers. Su^ar Basinw, L.-ilnjj-Glasse-R, pfc, ote, Weiyhin^ Machine % by Avery), btepp, Laddrr*, etc. ALSO SAME TIME FurnitnTß, Stoves, Boolcr, Bedstead and Bedditjg, Tables, Chairw, etc. WITHOUT HESERVE.

FOR PRIVATE SALE. Good Spring Cart and removable Cover. G . H . OOTTBELL, Auctioneer, Valuer.

LOST at Paeroa Gorge, 21st inst-mf, Two Fat Cows, one strawberry ami one yellow cow, with Nimill red spots, both horned and branded 'J on lei't rump. Ini'onuiition that will lead to their recovery, given to Mr Brown at the Gorge, or Mr Bradley, Te Arolm, will be- handsomely rewarded. David Cuaig. Wairakau, January 28, 1885.

NOTICE.

I HEREBY give notice that it is my intention to upply at the sitting of the Piako County Council, to be held in February, fora SLAUGHTER-HOUSE LlOEN'Sti for Section (Sixteen of the Thames High School Endowment, Waiorongoumi. ROBERT MACKIE. Te Arohn, December 22nd, 1884.

OTICE.

IT i^ lipreby publicly notifird that at the Piako County Council Meeting, held on Janiuin 14th. 1885. it was decided to ponBtitnre'WEDNESIHYS and SATUR DAYS in each week POUND SALE DAYS at Te Aroha, under the iHipoundiui^ Art, 1884. Tin: Hours of Sal eh will be NOON. CIIAS. TUCK,

County Clerk. Cambridge, Jan. 15lh, 1885.

IMPOUNDED fit Te Aroha Pound,— 1 Uhesnut Horse, White Stripe on Forehead, and two White Hind Feet ; no visible brands, by Win. Arch. Murray. If not Claimed and Expenses paid, to be SOLD on SATURDAY, the 7th .lay of February, 1885, at twelve o'clock noon. J. W. K. GUrLDINCi, Pou'idkeeper.

CHOICE GOODS .FOR CHRISTMAS.

WILLIAM R. BRIDfiMA* HAS just received a large and «rellassorted Stock of NOVELTIES For the present season, and to be sMi* very much under u.-ual pi ices. Beautiful Assortment of Ni*w Lacea, in Real and Imitation, White, Cream, Silver Grey, Navy Brown, Marone, Gold, Fancy Shades, and Bl.ick, just received hy steamer Coptic from London New Frilling, Ties, Scarves, Collars, Collarettes. Beautiful lot of Real Lace Collars.

Blrtck Silk Cr6pp,half-BqnareB Blauk Ca^hnu-re Ca]>es

Black Silk and Satin Cupos Bin ok Cheuille Capes, Black Lace Capos, Bred 6 Capcu Black Cashmere Dolnmus Black Broch6 Visiles

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Black 13roch6 Dolmans Black Luce Beaded Cuprt — very pretty gooda

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The above are choice goods, and all prices — from very cheap to very good. 14 Ladies* Silk Lustre Ulsters, 7s u'd, being less than half-pricf. 12 Ladieft' China Silk Uls 4 ers, various shapes — to be sold at half- mcc The stock of Boys', Yout" »', and Men's Clothing is lartre and weil assorted, and all goods marked at a very sm^U ndvance on cost Men's Strong Coats, 6s lid Boys' Suits l'rom 4h lid Men*, Bo^v.', ivwvl \outW Fvj^t i\nd sftvaw Hats in givat variety New Floor Cloths, M 'tting, &t . 60 Men's Merino Helmets 7s 6d, worth 10s. 100 pairs Lace Curlaitif froa. 3a lid, splendid value.

JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, Upper Queen Street.

CHARLES HESKETH]

f"ALEX A .I'kßN.

OESKETH AND A T TK SSt> t SEED AND GRAIN M.\Wtf ANTf COMMISSION, LAND, ShIPIMSG, 6 GENERAL AGENTS,

All kind^ of A^ricultura «>n«. >the. f'x is on Hand, Also, Manures, &•;., uc»,.

Copsi^nment^ received an! Ac aunt Siiles p^iiptually rendered. ,

D>ytf;t!AM STREET,